Annunciation Church and School shooting: Everything we know so far

A shooting at the Annunciation Church and School in Minneapolis on Wednesday left two children dead and 18 others injured. Here's everything we know so far.

Judge halts $10,000-a-day fine in Fulton County election board dispute

A Fulton County judge has delayed an order that would have fined the county $10,000 a day over unfilled Republican election board seats.

New reward offered in DeKalb County cold case triple homicide

It's been nearly eight years since Eric James Robinson, Stanford Henderson, and Starlynne Henderson were found shot to death at Stonecrest apartment complex. Their killer has never been identified.

Newnan man arrested for child porn by Coweta County Sheriff's Office

Coweta County Sheriff’s deputies arrested Drakkel Smith on two charges of child sexual exploitation relating to a cyber investigation.

17-year-old arrested for shooting at Holmes MARTA station

MARTA police arrested 17-year-old Gabriel Webb-Williams in connection with an Aug. 13 shooting at H.E. Holmes rail station.

Missing 8-year-old boy found dead in swimming pool, DeKalb police say

DeKalb County police say 8-year-old Bisebwa, reported missing Wednesday night, was found dead in a neighborhood swimming pool.

CDC faces leadership crisis as director ousted, senior officials resign

Dr. Susan Monarez, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has been fired after less than one month in the job.

Missing 12-year-old boy with autism killed by alligator in New Orleans: police

Bryan Vasquez, who is nonverbal, was first reported missing Aug. 14 after escaping through his bedroom window. Police didn’t respond to the call until five hours after it was reported.

2 hospitalized after fire, explosion at Gilmer County vineyard

Two people have been airlifted to the hospital after a fire and explosion at a Gilmer County vineyard on Thursday.

High Point Elementary School students evacuated after bomb threat

Students at Sandy Springs' High Point Elementary School have been evacuated while officials investigate a bomb threat sent Thursday morning.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution to end print edition at end of year

After more than 150 years in business, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution will end its print edition at the end of December.

New historic marker honors Atlanta legal trailblazer

One of Atlanta's first African-American woman attorneys will be honored on Thursday with a historic marker in the park that bears her name.

Georgia man sentenced for racially-motivated attack against letter carrier

Investigators say the attack happened months after the Georgia man was recorded using racial slurs and threatening to run over the postal employee.